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You have access to OpenShift Web Console URL. Ask your workshop coordinator for URL if you don’t have one.
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You have credentials to login. Ask your workshop coordinator for credentials to log onto the OpenShift cluster
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You have access to a CodeReady Workspaces URL. Ask your workshop coordinator for URL if you don’t have one.
CodeReady Workspaces 2.0 provides developer environments that are Kubernetes pods running on OpenShift. In those sandboxes are the components and tools needed to code on a project: a browser-based editor, the plugins, the tools, and the different runtimes required for your project. Everything is running in containers, providing highly consistent, repeatable, and reproducible developer environments—zero config needed, zero pain.
Everything you need in your developer environment is fully containerized, even the editor and its plugins. CodeReady Workspaces isolates the tools from your application runtime, allowing you to bring your Kubernetes application into your developer sandbox, code on your application, and run it as in production.
A workspace is a development environment that can be likened to a PC loaded up with an operating system, programming language, tools, editor, and one or more development projects. You can even access a command line running in your browser.
A stack is a combination of operating system, programming language support, tools, and any other bits necessary to create a workspace. A workspace is built using a stack as the starting point. In this lab we wil be using the Go stack.
A factory is the means by which you build and share your workspace(s).
Access your code ready workspace with the url provided by the workshop coordinator.
Enter username and password provided by the workshop coordinator.
Allow selected permissions if promoted.
Update account information.
Create Golang workspace
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Select
Go stacktile
CodeReady Workspaces 2 Main Screen
Import golang application
click on Git Clone icon
Enter the repo address
Git Repo: https://github.com/tosin2013/codeready-go-app.git and push ENTER
To access your code click on the paper icon on the right hand side of the screen.
To access the terminal click on the box icon on the left hand side of the screen click on _New terminal.
Validate that go path is is in environment.
$ env | grep GOPATH
GOPATH=/go:/projectsRun the application
$ cd /projects/codeready-go-app/
$ go run main.goClick on Open link
View the running application in the preview panel
Click on the Open in New Tab icon in the preview preview panel
Add the following to the end of the url /?name=yourname and press Enter
Go back to terminal and press CTRL+c
Navigate to the terminal in CodeReady Workspaces 2
Login to OpenShift
Create new project
$ oc new-project codeready-app-userXX|
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Change userXX to your username provided by your workshop coordinator. |
Create new build for Application
$ oc new-build --name goapp-userXX --binary --strategy dockerUpload local code and build it in openshift
$ oc start-build goapp-userXX --from-dir=.View the logs from the build
$ oc logs -f build/goapp-userXX-1Create New app from binary build
$ oc new-app goapp-userXX --name codeready-app-userXXGet pod status.
$ oc get podsExpose route to access the application externally.
$ oc expose svc/codeready-app-userXXGet route
$ oc get routeOpen url in webpage
Add the following to the end of the url /?name=yourname and press Enter
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Navigate the Red Hat CodeReady Workspaces 2 UI
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Created an application from a Git Repo
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Ran the application within Red Hat CodeReady Workspaces
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How to Deploy an application from CodeReady Workspaces 2 to OpenShift